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Norway’s fjords are one of those places that somehow look unreal in real life. Think sheer cliffs, glassy water, waterfalls you can hear before you see, and little villages tucked right at the edge of the mountains. If you’ve been on the fence, 2026 is a brilliant year to go. You’ve got loads of itinerary choice, plenty of sailings from the UK and Europe, and it’s an easy, low-stress way to see a lot of Norway without constantly packing and unpacking. What makes a Norwegian F

Norway’s fjord ports are some of the best places in the world to swap coach tours for something a bit more active, and the good news is that P&O Cruises visit many of the highlights. Olden , Hellesylt & Stavanger are among the most popular Norwegian ports on P&O Cruises itineraries, which means you’ve got a great mix of adventures right on your doorstep as soon as you step off the ship. In this guide you’ll find a mix of water-based and land-based activities in these key P&

Hellesylt is a tiny stunner of a cruise port tucked into the Sunnmøre region, right at the mouth of the Geirangerfjord. It’s all waterfalls, quiet village charm, and mountains that look like someone turned the contrast up a bit too high. Most ships stop here briefly before heading deeper into the fjord, so it’s one of those grab-a-coffee-and-gasp sort of ports. Keep reading to learn the ins and outs of this cruise port, what to do in a day, and how to make the most of your st

We’ve received numerous requests for advice on the best locations to propose during a Norwegian fjords cruise, and having seen some truly...

Hellesylt is a charming and lesser-known gem tucked away in the heart of Norway’s fjordland . Often overshadowed by its famous neighbour,...

We cruised on P&Os Iona for a 7-night sailing to the Norwegian Fjords from Southampton. Discover the Daily Horizon's (daily planners) for...

In this weeks vlog we are in the scenic port of Hellesylt. Join us a we take a nice walk into the town and take some time to take in the...